Breaking the Mold: Redefining Small Business Portraits with a Creative Twist
Say goodbye to boring and predictable small business portraits! Let’s talk about how to infuse creativity and innovation into your portraits to stand out from the competition. This blog post dives into unique ideas, techniques, and examples to help you create captivating small business portraits that leave a lasting impression on your audience.
What is one thing you enjoy doing that isn’t related to your business, like you enjoy it but doesn’t ‘fit’ with your profession?
What locations are you favorite? Indoor an action space you enjoy or are you more of an outdoor or neutral person?
What are your favorite genres of art?
What is your favorite type of music?
Who are you when the camera is turned off?
All of these answers help me navigate the process of turning your branding session into a personalized Small Business Portrait session with actual personality.
Yes, some fo the examples below do have people in front of white walls but the image itself is more than conventional, sometimes it’s extra neon pink lights, sometimes, it’s the pose, not looking at the camera and smiling like a traditional headshot, and other times, it’s capturing who you are and who society usually asks to hide. There’s a mix of professional, wild, unexpected and I like to capture a little bit of it all when creating a branding session for my clients.